Ong Fujian Chinese Physician Hall

Ong Fujian Chinese Physician Hall Specializing in Orthopaedics, Neurological and Dermatological conditions. OFJ is an integrated medical clinic with more than 35 years of leading expertise.

Our medical professionals specialise in wide range of disorders, in particular Orthopaedics (e.g. fractures), Dermatological (Psoariasis, Eczema, Pityriasis), Gynaecological, Neurological (e.g Stroke, Sciatica, Slipped disc) and Urological conditions (e.g erectile dysfunction, premature ej*******on, stones and andropause). We regularly conduct researches to provide evidence based medical practice

for patients, to ensure treatments are of best medical practice. In addition, we have collaborated previously with Medical Doctors from National University of Singapore (NUS) to investigate prevalance of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Singapore. Through our bilateral knowledge in Medical and Chinese Medicine, we bring upon evidence based practices to ensure patients are supported with optimal care and support. In addition, to better educate Singaporeans about diseases, we have started our own youtube channel known as Ong Fujian Medical TV (link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDMbmtZ6szp01H2uCt7pUIw)

Our team includes:

Prof Wong Pang Ong, PhD
Senior Professor and Principal TCM Physician
TCM Orthopaedics
Background:
In 1986, Prof. Wong graduated from Singapore Chinese Medical Studies College with a diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In 1996, he furthered his studies in ChangChun College of TCM, where he was under tutorship of two of the top 500 renowned professor in China, Prof. Liu Bai Ling and Prof. Song Yi Tong for a Master Degree in Orthopaedics and Traumatolgy. During the course of study, he gained further knowledge on the prescription of herbs for bone injuries and other related illnesses. He also mastered the skill of ear and head acupuncture, and received his Masters Degree in 1999. In 2002, he enrolled into Beijing University of TCM for his Ph.D. course on TCM Formula-logy and was under the supervision of Prof. Xie Ming, who is the head of TCM Formula-logy faculty in the University. In 2005, Dr. Wong attained his Ph.D. by exploring more knowledge in traditional and advance usage of prescription in modern world, with the research programme in investigation on its traditional Chinese medical theory and experience for Yu Nu Jian formula used as prescription for osteoarthitis of the knee. He was conferred the title of Professor by Chang Chun University of TCM and trains TCM Masters students. Specialisation: Orthopaedics
Research Interest: Knee Osteoarthritis, Herniated Nucleus Pulposus/Slipped Disc
TV Programs invited: Channel 8 (黄金年华)
Availability: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sun 9-12pm

Dr. Lim Choo Keok, PhD
Senior TCM Physician
TCM Orthopaedics
Background:
Dr. Lim studied in Xiamen College of TCM from 1992 to 1997 and graduated with a Bachelor Degree in TCM. From 2000 to 2001, she attended a professional course on ear and head acupuncture conducted by HuaTuo College of TCM. In 2002, she enrolled into AnHui College of TCM for her Master Degree in Acupuncture and Massage & Maneuver, under the supervision of Prof. Shen Xiao Ming ,Vice Principal in Acupuncture, Orthopaedics & Traumatolgy faculty in the College. In 2004, she received her Master Degree with a research in clinical study on the treatment of the cervical spondylosis of neck type and nerve root type with the combination therapy of acupuncture at jingjiaji acupoints and Wong’s manipulation. In 2005, she enrolled into TianJin College of TCM, under Prof. Shi Xue Min, Top famous acupuncture scientist in China. In 2008, she successfully complete her PhD specialising in lumber intervertebral disc protrusion. Specialisation: Acupuncture and Gynecology Conditions
Research Interest: Cervical Spondylosis
Others: Trained under Prof Shi Xue Min (Tianjin), who invented Xing Nao Kai Qiao (XNKQ), a widely used acupuncture method for stroke. TV Programs invited: Channel 8 (黄金年华)，Suria, RazorTV
Availability: Mon, Wed, Fri - 2pm-8pm, Tues & Thurs 9am-8pm, Sun 9-12pm

Dr. Wong Lin Ho, MB B*h BAO, MSc (Neurology)
Medical Doctor
Neurology
President of Medicinia Transcendente
Background: Dr. Wong was trained in Western Medicine, achieving a First Class Honours, and a top in his cohort. He was subsequently trained in public hospitals and developed a special interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine, especially the use of electroacupuncture for Neurological disorders. He also further his interest of Neurology at Sheffield, UK. He has published multiple research papers in international journals, and has taken part in research for Traditional Chinese Medicine. Given his knowledge in both Western and TCM, he has developed a new technique for neurological disorders, known as "LH NeuroAcu Technique™" where the connections between the brain and individual acupoints are identified. Using such a method, he has treated multiple patients with neurological conditions such as patients with stroke, CIDP, Cauda Equina Syndrome and Guillian Barre Syndrome. Through his knowledge of western medicine, he combined medicine of both fields to develop a new TCM formula for the management of Asthma and COPD and successfully withdrawn patients off inhalers. Special Interest: TCM and use of Acupuncture for Neurological Conditions (in particular stroke). Devised: LH NeuroAcu Technique™, TCM Herbal Formula (咳喘方) for Asthmatic and COPD. Research Interest: Neuroelectro-Acupuncture, Asthma, Brain-Acupoint Axis, Hypertension
Abstract Presentation: European Society of Cardiology (ESC) on Hypertension
Invited Speaker: Bamboo Builders, on Poverty
Timing: Call to check for availability

Mr Ong Eng Soon, TCM (Dip)
TCM Physician
TCM General Practitioner
Director: Nobel Wellness
Background:
Physician Ong studied in Institute of Traditional Chinese Medical studies in Singapore from year 2000 to 2006. In year 2006, he graduated and passed the TCM practitioner examination by Ministry of Health. Specialisation: General Practice
Special Interest: Orthopaedics
TV Programs invited: Suria, RazorTV
Others: Trained under Prof Wong Pang Ong for orthopaedics manipulation techniques and fracture management
Availability: Mon, Wed, Fri - 9am-8pm, Tues & Thurs 2pm-8pm, Sun 9am-12pm

Affiliated Clinic:
1. Wong TCM Clinic
Clinic Location:
810 Choa Chu Kang Ave 7, #01-06, Singapore 680810
Clinic Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/wongstcmclinic
Clinic Tel No:
+65 6970 5689

2. Nobel Wellness Sanctuary
3. Nobel Pharmaceutical

15/01/2025

Dear all, we will be closed on 28/01 to 05/02 in view of CNY holidays. We will resume operations on 06/02. Thank you.

22/12/2024

Dear all, we will be closed on 25/12 (Wed) and 01/01 (Wed) in view of public holidays. Wishing all Merry Xmas and a happy new year!

Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s risk is higher for people with body fat in two specific areasThe study, published in the jou...
31/07/2024

Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s risk is higher for people with body fat in two specific areas

The study, published in the journal Neurology — the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology — linked higher levels of body fat in the arms and belly with a greater chance of developing these conditions.

In another key finding, people who have more muscle strength were at lower risk of developing these diseases.

"Overall, the key takeaway message from our study finding is that body composition and cardiovascular diseases may be potential targets for preventing neurodegenerative diseases," said lead study author Shishi Xu, a clinician in the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism at West China Hospital of Sichuan University, in a statement to Fox News Digital.

The study group that had higher levels of belly fat had a 13% greater chance of developing neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s compared to those with lower levels, the researchers found.

Excess body fat in certain areas could make people more prone to neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, a new study suggests. Doctors revealed the link.

How to loosen up those painful muscle knots in your neck and back to relieve discomfortIf you’ve ever had a shoulder mas...
26/05/2024

How to loosen up those painful muscle knots in your neck and back to relieve discomfort

If you’ve ever had a shoulder massage or used a foam roller, you have probably found a few small painful bumps deep in a muscle. Once you’re aware of these bulges – called myofascial trigger points, or muscle knots – they can be tough to ignore.

But what exactly are muscle knots, and how do they form? Can they cause any long-term issues? And what are the best ways to get rid of them?

WHAT CAUSES MUSCLE KNOTS?

Muscle knots tend to form when a muscle is overloaded, either through exercise or poor posture. They are most commonly found in the neck, upper trapezius and upper shoulder muscles, as well as the mid-back, forearms and calves.

For instance, leaning over a computer for hours a day may not feel like a workout, but it can fatigue your neck, shoulder, back and forearm muscles, said Dr Josh Goldman, associate director of the Center for Sports Medicine at UCLA Health. “Your neck is bent down staring at a computer screen for eight hours,” he said. “That’s a pretty aggressive load on the body.”

When muscles are overtaxed, they can become damaged, causing certain points to shorten or tighten – and stay that way. Some researchers believe the surrounding tissue (or fascia) thickens and becomes less elastic, creating a dense ball. They theorise this may lead to decreased blood flow and fluid in the area, as well as inflammation.

These tender bumps in your neck or back can be a pain, but a few research-backed strategies can help to relieve discomfort.

OFJ Prof Wong attended a filming by mediacorp 医学大小事 recently. Stay tuned on 2 Aug at 8-8.30pm.
23/05/2024

OFJ Prof Wong attended a filming by mediacorp 医学大小事 recently. Stay tuned on 2 Aug at 8-8.30pm.

Active components of ginkgo biloba may improve early cognitive recovery after strokeAmerican Stroke Association Internat...
26/02/2024

Active components of ginkgo biloba may improve early cognitive recovery after stroke
American Stroke Association International Stroke Conference 2024, Abstract 62

Research Highlights:

In a study conducted in China, adults treated with 14 days of intravenous injections of ginkgo diterpene lactone meglumine (GDLM) — a combination of biologically active components of ginkgo biloba — after an ischemic (clot-caused) stroke had better cognitive recovery at 14 days and 90 days.
IV preparations of ginkgo biloba’s active ingredients are widely used in China as a complementary treatment for ischemic stroke.
While oral ginkgo biloba supplements are widely available and marketed in the U.S., gingko biloba is not approved for medicinal use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Research Highlights: In a study conducted in China, adults treated with 14 days of intravenous injections of ginkgo diterpene lactone meglumine (GDLM) — a combination of biologically active components of ginkgo biloba — after an ischemic (clot-caused)...

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Ong Fujian Chinese Physician Hall is a traditional Chinese medical (TCM) hall established since 1986. We have experienced professors, doctors and acupuncturists providing services with one stop traditional Chinese medical treatment for all.

Our objectives is to improve the quality of life and mental state of our customers while getting to the root of the health problem. We use traditional Chinese medical theory with western approach of diagnosis to combine both elements together. This results in a modern advanced TCM treatment method for our customers in which they are able to feel safe and comfortable, and also allowing customers to feel minimal pain while having professional and effective treatment.

We used to be known as Fujian Chinese Physical & Medical Hall. In 1996, we changed our name to Ong Fujian Chinese Physician Hall. In February 2004, we shifted to a larger and more conducive premise at 259 Joo Chiat road in order to provide an integrated service with more variety of treatment on the various types of illnesses.